Plot the spectrum of a pulseaudio mic live in the terminal
Project description
Listen to a pulseaudio mic and plot a live spectrum in the terminal.
## Install
`sh $ pipx install micpeek@git+https://github.com/pteromys/micpeek.git `
## Use
Passed a fire truck going the other way and it’s making you anxious? No problem—ssh into the laptop on your desk and reassure yourself that the fire alarm is not sounding. This is what a guy saying some words and whistling a scale looks like:
![$ micpeek](micpeek.gif)
And this is what fire alarms look like:
![gif of micpeek output when fire alarms are audible](alarmed.gif)
Test it out with your own lovely voice before you use it remotely, so that you can learn baselines for an empty room or open windows or kids playing video games. But if you have to, you could validate it remotely by turning up the volume in alsamixer and playing some music.
## Stalking risk ecosystem impact
Low, I hope. While this example lowers the barrier to entry for hooking up a laptop mic to arbitrary code, it can’t do speech recognition; and there’s creepier stuff out there that’s easier to install and use.
Please don’t prove me wrong about that, but if you did, please let me know. :(
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